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Floyd G. Brown,
Floyd Brown is an author, speaker and activist.
He is executive director of the leadership development organization, Young America's Foundation. It is the organization which saved Rancho del Cielo also known as Ronald Reagan's Ranch and Western White House. As executive director Brown currently oversees the preservation of the ranch and its youth programs.
Brown is the author of three books; including Say the Right Thing. He has written for many publications and newspapers including the San Francisco Chronicle, National Review and Human Events.
He has appeared on most network and cable TV shows including: ABC's Politically Incorrect, CNN's Crossfire, The CBS Evening News, NBC's Today Show, FOX News, MSNBC and many more.
As a speaker he has traveled coast to coast promoting conservative ideas at colleges including Dartmouth, University of Pennsylvania, Washington State University, and the University of California at Santa Barbara.
From 1988 to present he serves as the chairman of the research and lobby organization Citizens United. Brown is also a member of the board of directors of the American Conservative Union.
He is active in the Republican Party and was a delegate to both the 2000 and 1996 National conventions. In 1996 he served on that convention Platform Committee. He has been an advisor and consultant to many political campaigns including the Dole for President Campaign. He managed the Dole for President campaign in Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota and Nebraska in 1988.
From 1976 to 1988 he served in various capacities of President Reagan's campaigns and administration. He credits President Reagan's 1976 campaign, in which he served as a volunteer, for sparking his interest in public policy.
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